The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 22, 1994, Page 6, Image 6

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HOW Simula ByTANJAKROPF Staff Writer Have you ever wondered what it I would be like to weigh 300 pounds i I . I ana to Dounce arouna in a ring wun I only a skimpy cloth to cover your exi tremities? Probably not, but now you can have your chance to wrestle sumo-style Wednesday nights at the Naked Iguana. If you're brave enough to don the plastic sumo suit, which comes equipped with black hair tied in a bun, you also have the chance to win up to $200. This excitement, plus the chance to make a fool out of yourself in front of a crowd, is what is making this "sport" gain notoriety in Columbia. The Naked Iguana has designated Wednesday College Night, and anyone over the age of 18 is welcome to participate in the event. There is a 55 cover charge for those under 21. lo make things rair during the bouts, said Tommy Sluder, general manager of the Iguana, there are male and female categories for wrestling. Two girls challenge each other, and the best two out of three wins $100. The same goes for the guys, and if no girls participate, the prize is raised to $200. use Navy By CHRISTIAN SCHOMAKER LStaff Writer Adrenaline flows and sweat stings yc Your gloved right hand has the cont while your left one keeps the small ej behind your seat. You breathe and th< breathes. A helmet rests on your head and n the $30 million of equipment you're sible for. The horizon rocks with yo mand, sending a small black speck up you. You approach with the intent to ? r i h v/ | , /f I' ' ' Congral c: on a fine 5Sk University Con to congratulate their hard work to Cockstock '9 like to thank CI us to be a small event. In the A] of The Gamecc statins fhat ws ? - " ? sponsor Cockst should have ma we were only o sponsors. We a] mi sunders tandi headline might ' 10 GET PI ted sumo wrestling fun foi ** + y "Crowd response and participation Hooters and has been great," said Mackie Hayes, Besides general manager of Schafer Distrib- wrestlers c uting in Columbia, which owns the picked up. E $3,200-a-piece suits. en a Miller 1 Along with the Naked Iguana, the major spon suits are also taken to other area clubs The thouj such as Cracker Jacks and The Edge, more than $ Future sumo wrestline clubs include colleee stud ROTC scholar: that speck, on a strip 600 feet long. A different clime, a different place. A sub >ur eyes, marine's torpedo tube opens and a silhouetti rol stick emerges. No bubbles escape as this SCUBj cplosion diver swims toward the surface, toward th< i aircraft beach. Again a silhouette emerges, this time out o leek like the Arabian night and into the residence of; respon- government official for a foreign nation. Then ur com- is a meeting, and an agreement is reached to meet Deals have been struck that will never ente land on any history but will still be an integral part o . xvV.-, ittifcii ^ it t tulations ( PU - \ i job with j\ th S05 \ re ov nmons would like jf CPU for all of )0l ; and dedication !4. We would also PU for allowing Jc I part of this Bi oril 20th edition El ick, we ran an ad if were proud to ock '94. We Tl tde it clear that ne of many fine pologize for any ng that this Carolina! IMPED UP laughs, cash prizes i*3= I Pugs. check this out. Beside winning cash prizes, way t0 reiease any bui an have their bar tabs , , ach participant is also giv- tions y?u mi8^t have, ce T-shirt. Lite Ice is the It's also a good work sor of sumo wrestling, stomach muscles, both 1 ght of being able to win ... . 10 is enough to make any ipants and audience bee viu gu imv a iiv.ii/.j anu ucyvi iiavv, iaugui,u ao i ship applicati world history. That intro represents, in order, a naval avie ator, a SEAL, and an intelligence officer. It may sound like a Tom Clancy novel or maybe the z object of Hollywood, but the reality is that there are real men and women who such fabf ulous stories are written about, a These are men and women who started out i much like you are now. They were once in college and not always certain where the fur ture would take them. They, however, took f advantage of a certain program available to all ' m W. , * C^arne y u A i ie University of South Ca ose interested in working g Friday, April 29 at 2:0( BQ's premiere issue is du riters to photogs to enter )ing. Time is of the essen BQ will be a general int imniis lifp timplx/ issue r ~ w .. . w, W.J . w views, profiles of student 'erything else that's cool lis magazine has the pot( ok forward to making you >urnalism majors are espe jt, it doesn't matter if yo iglish or Guitar Tuning - y nothing else, at least hea id, we'll give you your mor join us. rrmdji Friday, April 22 Beta Alpha Psi, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. NBSC, Main Street. Will audit fund of March of Dimes WalkAmerica Casual dress. 777-4710. College of Journalism peer ad vising, 10 a.m. to 11 a.m., Colise ^55* um lobby. Saturday, April 23 "Cockstock '94," featuring Sou Mites, Liquid Pleasure, Lay Quie Awhile and Uncle Mingo, 12:3< t p.m., P.E. Field A. Ibesday, April 26 Beta Alpha Psi FAD seminar, | p.m., Lumpkin Room, B.A. 8tl floor. Initiation at 6 p.m., followet by banquet at 7 p.m. in Capston* 9 A House. Professional dress. 777 Y 4710. |f^*p!!!!l!!* Sex Discrimination and Women' Issues Open Forum, 4:30 p.m. Gambrell 429. Features state Reps Tim Rogers and Candy Waites. wcciviy iviccuiip !0*/The Gamestsek _ , J. ,, ? ? . - i?1 Sundays, Ballroom Dancinj s, it's a good Club, * P m-to 5:30 p.m., P.E. Cen lt-up frustra- ^ Mondays, Bible Study, 6:50 p.m. Baptist Student Union, 700 Picken out for those St. for the partic- 1 Mondays and Wednesdays, fret income tax assistance, 12:30 p.m :ause you will to 2:30 p.m., RH lobby. 777-4710 lard. ons available college students. and That program is known as Navy ROTC. A not program that means many things to many the people. One fact is certain, it provides college tior graduates with a career opportunity that is un- the paralleled in the civilian world. The navy of- A fers equal or better pay, benefits and provides of s one element not found in civilian jobs: ad- tive venture. job Right now, the USC Navy Unit has scholar- has ships to grant on the spot to engineering ma- offii jors, nursing majors and minorities, freshmen or c TfrTHI R T E R rolina's newest student pi for the magazine to an int ) p.m. in the Russell Hoi e in October, and we neec tainment reviewers to hel ce. We II be getting starte erest/literary magazine t >s in higher education, /faculty leaders, literary si and people would want ential to be a very hot pub a part of it. ^oiollw ^nr^ru irarmH tr* ^OlCtliy iw uuoi iur majoring in Poli Sci, I 'ou will be an asset to the r us out Friday, April 29. I ley back. rf April 29 at 2:< uncA Tuesdays, gay, lesbian and bisexual students support group, s 4:30 p.m., Counseling Center, i. Tuesdays, Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship, 8 p.m., Humanities l" 403. Tuesdays and Thursdays, free tutoring for accounting students, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., BA 402. 777-4710. j n Wednesdays, Student Outreach t (USC admissions recruitment prog gram), 5:30 p.m., Leiber College. Call Leigh Stoan at 777-4080. Wednesdays, College Republicans, 8 p.m., Gambrell 250. Call Eri ic Dell at 926-7902 or Chip Payne i at 750-5162. i Wednesdays, Bisexual, Gay and e Lesbian Association, 8 p.m., Gambrell 402. s Thursdays, Common Ground, 4:30 p.m., RH 203. Thursdays, RHA, 7 p.m., RH 305. Call Rebekah at 544-2109. Thursdays, "Heart to Heart," 7 p.m., Baptist Student Union, 700 g Pickens St. i- Thursdays, Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, 8 p.m., RH 303. 5 The deadline for Datebook is two davs before hublicatinn date Sub missions are free and printed aci cording to available space. for '94-'95 sophomores especially. For those who are represented in the above requirements, USC Navy Unit has other scholarship opis that are available. All scholarships carry same benefits. 11 graduates from this program, regardless cholarship type, will graduate with an acduty commission free to compete for any (aviator, intelligence, etc.). Lt. John Robey fK A Afn ile fni* oil T*tU/-\ O A/l U'" uiv uluiuj iv/i an w iju ait iiiititoitu. a lid ce is located in Flinn Hall, next to Maxcy, all 777-4124. I m Are Graduate I I JL> /? Students /I use I Graduate Student | Association art mviv L Y iblication invites roductory meetjse Room 203. i everyone from p us get things d, well, NOW! hat will feature entertainment ubmissions and to read about, lication, and we id this meeting. i nTA M. : -imrt, iNursmy, kickoff of GBQ! f your not satis30 p.m. I tarye'.